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I need to write a one-column range to a text file.
This text file has to be all the cells separated by linebreaks. So it has to come out like this: Cell1 Cell2 Cell3 etc. The problem I have is that I can't avoid the text file ending with a linebreak. So in the above example when the cursor in the text file is after Cell3, you can still move one line further by pressing the down key. This last linebreak is causing problems when the textfile will be written back to an array. Thanks for any advice on this. RBS |
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